Daily Archives: January 3, 2011

Tim ( The freak ) Lincecum screams to the world that the San Francisco Giants are now number one while striking out ten Ranger’s...

Social-networking giant Facebook could flex its growing might after reportedly raising 500 million dollars from Goldman Sachs and a Russian firm in a deal...

DoD CONTRACTS: No. 002-10 NAVY Bell-Boeing Joint Project Office, Amarillo, Texas, is being awarded a $24,272,627 cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order against a previously issued basic ordering agreement (N00019-07-G-0008)....

“there are few peoples if any in the world who owe so great a debt to free enterprise and competitive capitalism as ...

The Canadian government has passed a new anti-spam law designed to keep destructive and disruptive spam out of the country. The law, called the...

What was John P Wheeler III doing at the Mitre Corporation? And why was he found dead New Year’s Eve at the Cherry Island Landfill? Editor's note:  This...

"...Obama was designed by Zionists from the inception of his political career, and from the moment he was selected as President, he has done...

Philadelphia, Pa January 2011—Washington Post reporter statement issued claims the "US Constitution has no binding power over anything." The Washington Post a siren for...

The weaponized Uranium Oxide Poison Dust was to soften up the vast heathen populations for the new all powerful Christian Crusades, … don’t you see? Kinda kinky, isn’t it?

Washington – To further advocate for Veterans, VA announced that companies identifying themselves as small businesses or Veteran-owned businesses to gain priority for some...

A QUANTUM LEAP IN TECHNOLOGICAL GROWTH By Air Commodore Sohail Malik, PAF Since coming into existence, the Pakistani nation has had its fair share of trials...

WIKIPEDIA MUST BE BLOCKED FROM THE UNITED STATES FOR "INTELLECTUAL TERRORISM" "WIKIPEDIA THE REAL THREAT, NOT WIKILEAKS" Editorial Staff VETERANS TODAY The government of Israel, part of...

WMR has learned from a long-time Republican Party consultant that the CIA used Sweden to launder the transfer to Wikileaks of carefully ...

The PBS program Religion and Ethics Newsweekly last Sunday morning downplayed the existence of any Peace Movement to oppose the continued occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan going into 2011.

Wikileaks and the UFO: Response to Gordon Duff Zahir Ebrahim | Project Humanbeingsfirst.org January 03, 2011 Hello UFO fans, and anti-fans, I would not so easily dismiss UFO...

The religious anti-gay right has been knocked back on its heels by civil rights advances. But its hardest core angrily presses on By Mark Potok at Alternet Four...

Top 10 Veterans Stories in Today’s News 1.      Veterans Commission Representative Says One In Three Homeless Men Is A Veteran.  PolitiFact.org (1/1) evanluates a claim...

COLA Tied to Social Security and Consumer Price Index WASHINGTON – The Social Security Administration has announced that no cost-of-living adjustments will be made to...

On March 1, 2013, VA will stop issuing paper checks to comply with Department of Treasury policy. Veterans and other beneficiaries who do not...

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- After three years of economic pain, a growing number of economists think 2011 will finally bring what everyone's been hoping...

A warning from Veterans for Common Sense. House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs Full Committee September 30, 2010 Statement of Paul Sullivan Executive Director, Veterans for Common Sense Veterans for Common Sense...

Human rights groups across the world attack one of the 'most serious violations' of natural justice in developed democracies ... Shami Chakrabarti, the director...

“I am a builder and have forms to get certified by the VA.Where can I send them and how long does it take to...

The pay-for-performance program was initially put into place based on the widely held assumption that outrageously higher pay would draw a higher caliber of executives, but there is absolutely no evidence that there is any correlation between greed and competence. In fact, our recent experience with the postal service, and on Wall Street, seems to suggest that just the opposite is true. Thus, a more accurate rule of thumb should be, any person who places more emphasis on wealth than character is not smart enough to be trusted.